Brooks Comitatus (Texia)






Comitatus collocatio in Texia


Brooks Comitatus (Anglice: Brooks County) est Texiae comitatus in Civitatibus Foederatis Americae 7976 incolarum (anno 2000). Comitatus, cuius caput est urbicula Falfurrias, anno 1911 creatus est. In hoc comitatu maxima pars incolarum (accurate 91.6 %) oriunda e America Latina est.



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  • De hoc comitatu in censu anno 2000

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Texiae comitatus (counties)


Texiae vexillum


Anderson |
Andrews |
Angelina |
Aransas |
Archer |
Armstrong |
Atascosa |
Austin |
Bailey |
Bandera |
Bastrop |
Baylor |
Bee |
Bell |
Bexar |
Blanco |
Borden |
Bosque |
Bowie |
Brazoria |
Brazos |
Brewster |
Briscoe |
Brooks |
Brown |
Burleson |
Burnet |
Caldwell |
Calhoun |
Callahan |
Cameron |
Camp |
Carson |
Cass |
Castro |
Chambers |
Cherokee |
Childress |
Clay |
Cochran |
Coke |
Coleman |
Collin |
Collingsworth |
Colorado |
Comal |
Comanche |
Concho |
Cooke |
Coryell |
Cottle |
Crane |
Crockett |
Crosby |
Culberson |
Dallam |
Dallas |
Dawson |
Deaf Smith |
Delta |
Denton |
DeWitt |
Dickens |
Dimmit |
Donley |
Duval |
Eastland |
Ector |
Edwards |
El Paso |
Ellis |
Erath |
Falls |
Fannin |
Fayette |
Fisher |
Floyd |
Foard |
Fort Bend |
Franklin |
Freestone |
Frio |
Gaines |
Galveston |
Garza |
Gillespie |
Glasscock |
Goliad |
Gonzales |
Gray |
Grayson |
Gregg |
Grimes |
Guadalupe |
Hale |
Hall |
Hamilton |
Hansford |
Hardeman |
Hardin |
Harris |
Harrison |
Hartley |
Haskell |
Hays |
Hemphill |
Henderson |
Hidalgo |
Hill |
Hockley |
Hood |
Hopkins |
Houston |
Howard |
Hudspeth |
Hunt |
Hutchinson |
Irion |
Jack |
Jackson |
Jasper |
Jeff Davis |
Jefferson |
Jim Hogg |
Jim Wells |
Johnson |
Jones |
Karnes |
Kaufman |
Kendall |
Kenedy |
Kent |
Kerr |
Kimble |
King |
Kinney |
Kleberg |
Knox |
La Salle |
Lamar |
Lamb |
Lampasas |
Lavaca |
Lee |
Leon |
Liberty |
Limestone |
Lipscomb |
Live Oak |
Llano |
Loving |
Lubbock |
Lynn |
Madison |
Marion |
Martin |
Mason |
Matagorda |
Maverick |
McCulloch |
McLennan |
McMullen |
Medina |
Menard |
Midland |
Milam |
Mills |
Mitchell |
Montague |
Montgomery |
Moore |
Morris |
Motley |
Nacogdoches |
Navarro |
Newton |
Nolan |
Nueces |
Ochiltree |
Oldham |
Orange |
Palo Pinto |
Panola |
Parker |
Parmer |
Pecos |
Polk |
Potter |
Presidio |
Rains |
Randall |
Reagan |
Real |
Red River |
Reeves |
Refugio |
Roberts |
Robertson |
Rockwall |
Runnels |
Rusk |
Sabine |
San Augustine |
San Jacinto |
San Patricio |
San Saba |
Schleicher |
Scurry |
Shackelford |
Shelby |
Sherman |
Smith |
Somervell |
Starr |
Stephens |
Sterling |
Stonewall |
Sutton |
Swisher |
Tarrant |
Taylor |
Terrell |
Terry |
Throckmorton |
Titus |
Tom Green |
Travis |
Trinity |
Tyler |
Upshur |
Upton |
Uvalde |
Val Verde |
Van Zandt |
Victoria |
Walker |
Waller |
Ward |
Washington |
Webb |
Wharton |
Wheeler |
Wichita |
Wilbarger |
Willacy |
Williamson |
Wilson |
Winkler |
Wise |
Wood |
Yoakum |
Young |
Zapata |
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